Ca Inasia Cave

Overview

Ca Inasia Cave is a limestone cave in Barangay Lundag, Anda, listed in the BPTO tourist-attraction inventory under Caves. It’s one of several karst formations documented in Lundag, sitting near Ca Olehiyo Cave and Lundag Farmer’s Hill.

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Location

Barangay Lundag, Anda, Bohol. Lundag is in the interior of the Anda peninsula. The nearby Ca Olehiyo Cave and Lundag Farmer’s Hill suggest a cluster of natural attractions in this barangay.

Getting There

Anda is approximately 110 km from Tagbilaran City, accessible by bus via Jagna or Duero. From Anda town proper, habal-habal transport can reach Lundag barangay.

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Practical Info

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What to Expect

A karst limestone cave in one of Bohol’s most cave-dense stretches of ground. The Anda peninsula’s limestone substrate runs deep enough to have produced numerous cave formations across its barangays, and Ca Inasia is one of the documented Lundag sites, alongside Ca Olehiyo.

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Notes

[FACT NEEDED: source profile lists this attraction by name and classification only — full description requires enrichment.]

A good-faith web search (name variants, “Lundag Farmers Hill Anda Bohol,” and the official Bohol Island Geopark cave-pools listing) confirmed Barangay Lundag as a real, populated barangay of Anda (per PhilAtlas and local social-media pages) but found no independent source describing “Ca Inasia Cave” itself. Cave Pools of Anda — Bohol Island Geopark and Lundag, Anda, Bohol Profile — PhilAtlas, accessed 2026-07-17.

2026-07-28 follow-up (different angle: official municipal/provincial inventories, TripAdvisor/Google Maps cross-search, barangay directory site, and Cebuano-language phrasing, rather than repeating the Geopark cave-pools page or PhilAtlas search): checked the Anda Municipal Tourism Profile 2017 (lists Anda’s caves by name — Three-Maria’s, Lamanok, Santiago, Balwarte, Sarah, Sudlonon, Tanod, plus Cateres Cave Spring and Combento — with no “Ca Inasia” or “Ca Olehiyo”), the PPDO Bohol Culture, Arts & Heritage profile PDF, the Bohol Island UNESCO Global Geopark Annual Report 2024 (visitor-count tables for Anda’s named cave pools — Cabagnow, Combento — no Ca Inasia), and the Barangay Lundag directory profile. Also ran name-variant searches (“Cainasia,” “kweba sa Inasia”) and site-scoped queries against facebook.com and tripadvisor.com. None returned any page independently describing “Ca Inasia Cave” — it still appears to exist only in the raw BPTO attraction-inventory record this entity was seeded from, not in any published municipal, provincial, or traveler source. The Anda Behold Bohol tourism page confirms the tourism office’s own list of “famous” Anda cave pools (Cabagnow, Combento, Kaligoon, East Coast, Kalorenzo) also omits it, suggesting Ca Inasia is either unfrequented/undeveloped or a very minor/alternate name not yet in circulation. Sources accessed 2026-07-28.